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Driveline Vibration - car still under warranty - what should I have th

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2009 Cayenne. Seems to have a lot of vibration at slow speeds, and you can really feel it through the drivers seat at idle (I've discovered that all Cayennes have some vibration at idle, but this seems to be a lot more apparent). Also, coming to a stop you get a lot of vibration (especially when coming to hard stop).

Ideas? Driveshaft issues? Motor/transmission mounts?

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I don't think so - it doesn't seem to be coming from the tires - more centrally located. Tires/wheels shouldn't cause vibration issues at idle.

Nor would anything in the drive line; sounds more like a mount issue.

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Inspect the motor/transmission mount and also the exhaust mounts and pipes that they haven't contact the body anywhere.

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